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ANNUAL REPORT
Town of READING MASSACHUSETTS 1960
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Annual Report
Of The Town Officers
For The Year Ended December
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TOWN OFFICERS 1960
Board of Selectmen
LAWRENCE DREW, Chairman RUDOLF SUSSMANN, Secretary RONALD A. WINSLOW
Term Expires 1962
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Board of Public Welfare
NEWELL H. MORTON, Chairman
DANIEL L. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary WILLIAM H. WILLSON, JR. QUINCY B. PARK, Director of Public Assistance
GLADYS M. WILSON, Social Worker
Bureau of Old Age Assistance
NEWELL H. MORTON, Chairman
Term Expires 1962
WILLIAM H. WILLSON, JR., Secretary
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DANIEL L. CHAMBERLAIN
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QUINCY B. PARK, Director of Public Assistance
ANN BLEAU, Social Worker
Board of Assessors
HAROLD B. CURRELL, Chairman
Term Expires 1962
RALPH T. HORN,, Secretary
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WILLIAM T. FAIRCLOUGH
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Town Counsel
Town Clerk
J. WARREN KILLAM, JR.
BOYD H. STEWART
Treasurer
Moderator
PRESTON F. NICHOLS KENNETH C. LATHAM
Town Accountant
BOYD H. STEWART
Town Collector WILLIAM E. MORRISON
Personnel Board
WILLIAM F. MURPHY, Chairman RALPH G. SIAS, Secretary LAWRENCE E. MacLEOD BOYD H. STEWART, Secretary
Director, Veterans' Service - Veterans' Benefits Agent DONALD T. TAYLOR
Board of Public Works
DONALD E. FLORENCE, Chairman
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LLOYD W. HARRISON, Secretary LAWRENCE W. LEONARD
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WILLARD C. AMES SYDNEY M. HODSON, JR.
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Board of Health
CHARLES R. BAISLEY, M.D. CHRISTINE F. PARKER, Secretary EDWARD M. HALLIGAN, M.D.
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Finance Committee
GEORGE R. LARSON, Chairman
Term Expires 1961
WALTER M. FOWLER
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JOHN R. KAY
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DUDLEY B. KILLAM
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DONALD C. McKIE
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PAUL MICH
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GEORGE E. MILLNER
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WILLIAM F. MURPHY
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PAUL C. NICHOLAS
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CARL B. PITMAN
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ALFRED R. JOHNSON
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WENDELL H. PACKARD
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ROBERT P. SUMBERG
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WOODBURY C. TITCOMB
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School Committee
PAUL R. BERGHOLTZ, Chairman
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ROBERT F. PERRY, Secretary
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NEWELL H. MORTON
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STANLEY I. ROBINSON
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EDWARD W. PALMER
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School Physician
ROBERT W. WAKELING, D.O.
Superintendent of Schools ROBERT F. PERRY
School Nurse MARGARET B. CLEWLEY
Municipal Light Board
PHILIP O. AHLIN, Chairman PHILLIP G. WILLCOX
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WINFRED F. SPURR
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Board of Registrars
JOHN J. WALSH, Chairman LOUIS BACIGALUPO H. NELSON BATES BOYD H. STEWART, Clerk (Ex-Officio)
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ERNEST E. GALLANT
BARBARA E. WINKLER
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HENRY M. PAYNTER
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Board of Cemetery Trustees
EDOUARD N. DUBE, Chairman M. RUSSELL MEIKLE
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ERNEST E. BROWN STANLEY F. MAXWELL
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LAWRENCE A. PARTELOW
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CHARLES E. ELLIS, JR.
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Planning Board
EDWARD W. BATTEN, Chairman
Term Expires 1962
*WILLIAM D. SOMMERS, Secretary
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C. DEWEY SMITH JAMES J. SULLIVAN, JR.
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*ROBERT D. GOODOAK
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+JOHN H. CROOKER
ROBERT S. TOPERZER
Board of Library Trustees
ROBERT E. STEWART, Chairman
Term Expires 1963
H. IRENE LATHAM, Secretary
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C. NELSON BISHOP
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WILLIAM H. DIAMOND
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HELEN L. CLARK
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Commissioners of Trust Funds
JOSEPH B. IVERSON, Chairman
Term Expires 1963
H. RAYMOND JOHNSON
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ERNEST S. JOHNSON
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Town Treasurer and Chairman of Selectmen members ex-officio
Board of Appeal
GERALD E. FOSBROKE, Chairman
Term Expires 1963
PHILIP R. WHITE, JR., Secretary
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THOMAS A. PERKINS
Associate Members Board of Appeal
*ALTON C. BENNETT JAMES W. KILLAM, III ARNOLD BERGER DEMELLE C. GAREY
Term Expires 1961
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Sealer of Weights and Measure
CARL M. SMITH
Inspector of Milk and Foods CARL M. SMITH
Inspector of Plumbing KENNETH G. SHAW
Inspector of Animals GARDINER A. LESTER, D.V.M.
Game Warden JAMES T. PUTNAM
*Resigned
*Appointed to fill vacancy
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SYDNEY M. HODSON
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Inspector of Buildings HAROLD B. CURRELL
Superintendent of Moth Work MAURICE H. DONEGAN
Dog Officer WILLIAM H. DEWSNAP
Tree Warden MAURICE H. DONEGAN
Custodian of Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves HAROLD F. DAVIS
Constables
JAMES T. PUTNAM
ARTHUR L. HARRIS
Director of Civil Defense JAMES T. PUTNAM Deputy Director Civil Defense JOSHUA T. DAY, JR. Insurance Committee Consists of Board of Selectmen, Town Treasurer and Chairman of Finance Committee
Contributory Retirement
DONALD C. MITCHELL, Chairman BOYD H. STEWART, Secretary ARTHUR C. ALDRICH
Law Committee
Consists of Chairmen of the following Boards:
Board of Selectmen Board of Health School Committee
Board of Assessors Board of Public Works Board of Public Welfare
Municipal Light Board
Police Department Roster Chief ROLAND E. ELLIS Lieutenant JOHN F. BEAUDOIN Sergeants
THOMAS J. FITZPATRICK EDWARD M. HUBBARD
WILLIAM H. FAULKNER JOHN L. POWER
Patrolman Inspector WILLIAM H. DEWSNAP
Patrolmen
HAROLD W. O'BRIEN
JOSEPH M. GREENE
PATRICK J. PANTANO
FREDERICK J. KEEFE PHILLIP N. CAIL
WINFRED A. MacDONALD
WILLIAM J. WEBB, JR.
HERBERT G. PERRY JOHN A. BILICKI FRED GRANELLI
GEORGE A. LEFAVE
BRIAN F. DESMOND
BERNARD PAIVA WILLIAM S. DEFERRARI
ROBERT A. CASTINE PAUL J. MURPHY ROBERT M. MOORE RAYMOND J. DOUCETTE
EVAN P. EDWARDS JOSEPH W. CORMIER
ROBERT E. MARCHAND J. ROBERT CLARK, Clerk
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Special Police Officers
ELMER F. YOUNG DANIEL J. WHITE STUART R. NICHOLS
BERNARD L. DOUCETTE HERMAN L. HUBBARD
WILLIAM CRAWFORD
VINCENT SERRENTINO FRED B. REISSLE FRED B. GIBSON LOUIS W. YOUNG
WALTER WHITE ROBERT A. VARS HENRY GROMYKO
RONAN J. LASKEY
JOHN B. MILLER
EDWARD F. HARRISON
RICHARD BAILEY
ROY J. BROGAN
FRANK C. MITCHELL
JOSEPH PETRONI FRANK MacMILLAN
DANIEL J. BUCKLEY
All Buildings under Jurisdiction of Board of Selectmen Welfare Deptment
QUINCY B. PARK
HENRY O. BALLOU Municipal Bldg., Masonic Bldg., Sanborn Apts. WILLIAM G. HENDERSON Middlesex County National Bank JAMES T. PUTNAM Public Works Public Works
ERNEST R. WATSON
JOHN D. LOUANIS Water and Sewer Pumping Stations, Town Forest JOHN H. VANDENBERG Reading Rifle and Revolver Club DONALD E. FLORENCE Reading Rifle and Revolver Club ARTHUR G. REES American Legion Victory Club American Legion Victory Club
WILLIAM ZITZOW HARRY A. TURNER J. ROBERT CLARK
DUNCAN H. STANLEY HAROLD F. DAVIS JAMES S. PERRY ROBERT W. PRATT JAMES H. MADDEN
CHARLES H. DOUCETTE RALPH B. WILLIAMS
HARRY E. STARK FRANK R. GRAY JOHN CLAPPERTON GEORGE B. WILLIAMS WILLIS F. BIRD FREDERICK E. OBERLANDER LOUIS B. BACIGALUPO
Memorial High School
Memorial High School Memorial High School Memorial High School Memorial High School Memorial High School Memorial High School Junior High School Junoir High School Junior High School Junior High School Joshua Eaton School Joshua Eaton School Joshua Eaton School Highland School Birch Meadow School Birch Meadow School Pearl Street School
Pearl Street School Lowell Street and Prospect Street Schools All Schools
Baptist Church Police Station Police Station Cemeteries Fire Department Fire Department St. Agnes Church School Traffic Control School Traffic Control School Traffic Control School Traffic Control School Traffic Control School Traffic Control School Traffic Control School Traffic Control Public Library
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Permanent Firefighters
Chief, JAMES S. PERRY Deputy Chief, ROBERT W. PRATT
*Captain, HERBERT L. ROBERTSON Captain, DONALD C. MITCHELL
Captain, LESLIE C. HADLEY
Captain, CLIFFORD E. LITCHFIELD
Lieutenant, WILLIAM R. VAN HORN Lieutenant, ELMER A. DYKENS, JR. ROBERT W. SHANNON
ROBERT H. THOMAS
RICHARD D. BROWN
LESLIE L. HADLEY
HERBERT J. HUTCHINSON
RUSSELL E. CARTER
GERALD W. HUMPHREY
ELMER W. MOORE
CLIFFORD J. DOUCETTE
THEODORE W. TURNER, JR.
NELSON F. ANDREWS
RONALD D. MICHELINI
FREDERICK E. LIVINGSTONE DONALD L. MICHELINI VICTOR H. CAIL GEORGE L. TURNER ERNEST G. BABCOCK, JR. RICHARD E. VAN HORN WILFRED E. BOUDREAU DANIEL J. DORAN WILLARD F. NICHOLS LAWRENCE G. COWARD PETER R. VINCENT HARVEY J. RACINE MALCOLM HUBBARD
DONALD V. JACKSON #ARTHUR STEELE ROBERT P. O'BRIEN
LEONARD REDFERN
Clerk GAIL FLORENCE Call Firefighters
PHILIP O. AHLIN
CLYDE MOORE
RALPH E. NICKERSON
CHARLES D. PERRY
DANIEL J. BUCKLEY
GEORGE B. PERRY
EVERETT G. CARROLL
HERMAN L. REISSLE
THOMAS R. CROSWELL JOHN F. ENOS JAMES R. GAW
GEORGE G. ROGERS F. LIONEL SPRINGFORD JOHN A. SPURR ERNEST R. WATSON
EARL W. HOBART Dispatcher, DUNCAN H. STANLEY
Supt. of Fire Alarm JAMES S. PERRY, Chief
Forest Warden JAMES S. PERRY, Chief
Deputy Forest Wardens
Deputy Chief, ROBERT W. PRATT Lieutenant, WILLIAM R. VAN HORN *Captain, HERBERT L. ROBERTSON Lieutenant, ELMER A. DYKENS,JR. Captain, DONALD C. MITCHELL JOHN SPURR
Captain, LESLIE C. HADLEY
Captain, CLIFFORD E. LITCHFIELD
MAURICE H. DONEGAN JAMES T. PUTNAM
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*JOSEPH ARSENAULT HENRY O. BALLOU
IVAR F. JOHNSON
Conservation Commission
JAMES S. PERRY, Chairman RUTH LOTHROP, Secretary EDMUND COLLINS ALDEN LORING LOUISE RICHARDSON RUDOLF SUSSMANN
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Inspector of Wires DONALD L. MICHELINI
Measurers of Lumber
HAROLD B. CURRELL
FRED F. SMITH
MAURICE H. DONEGAN
Measurers of Wood and Bark
MAURICE H. DONEGAN HAROLD B. CURRELL
THOMAS E. BROGAN
Field Drivers
EARL HOBART JAMES T. PUTNAM
Fence Viewers
WENDELL B. NEWELL
ROBERT M. GRAHAM
Weighers of Coal and Hay
WENDELL B. NEWELL LEON D. ELLIOTT
Committee on Elm Tree Protection
MAURICE H. DONEGAN CHARLES STRATTON MARION V. HARRINGTON
Committee on Town Forests
MAURICE H. DONEGAN JAMES T. PUTNAM JAMES S. PERRY
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Capital Expenditures Planning Committee
*STANLEY F. MAXWELL DOROTHY C. TUCKER JAMES J. SULLIVAN, JR. ¡CHARLES F. SMITH
JOHN B. HARKER C. DEWEY SMITH ERNEST E. GALLANT PAUL NICHOLAS
Recreation Committee
WILLIAM H. WILLSON, JR., Chairman
H. LEE DONLEY, Secretary
PHILIP W. ALTHOFF
ALBERT J. CHISHOLM
SYDNEY M. HODSON, JR. NEWELL H. MORTON EDWARD W. PALMER HERBERT M. RIXON
DONALD T. TEEL
Salvage Committee BOARD OF SELECTMEN
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STATISTICS
Area, 10 square miles
Population, census of 1960 - 19,259
Registered Voters: Precinct 1, 2723; Precinct 2, 2448; Precinct 3, 2527; Precinct 4, 2624; total, 10,322
Eighth Congressional District
Fifth Councillor District
Third Essex Senatorial District
Eighteenth Middlesex Representative District
Fourth District Court of Eastern Middlesex held in Woburn
Representative in Congress, 8th District, Torbert H. Macdonald, Malden
Councillor 5th District, John Joseph Buckley, Lawrence
Senator 3rd Essex District, Philip A. Graham, Hamilton
Representatives 18th Middlesex District, Frank D. Tanner, Reading, and Thomas F. Donohue, Woburn.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN - 1960
Lawrence Drew, Chairman Rudolph Sussmann, Secretary Ronald A. Winslow
Year after year the annual Town Report mentions the contributions to the Town by unpaid dedicated townspeople. Usually reference is made to these fine people at the end of the Selectmen's report as a sort of after thought. However, the Selectmen recognize that in our type of government scores of unpaid people are essential to the existence of the Town. This is not mere lip service by those of us who are aware of the service rendered and sacrifice made by our unpaid fellow workers, but a serious reminder to us all that there are still civic minded people. There are about thirty boards and committees staffed by unpaid townspeople. The total man hours of work involved is tre- mendous. This is Democracy at its best. The Selectmen salute them all.
Taxes are always with us and have been since the dawn of civiliza- tion. Taxes are the price of civilized society. Population growth, demands for a better life through improvements in the various aspects of health education, safety, care for the aged and ill, preservation of the natural beauties and resources of the community are all involved in the tax structure of our Town. How many of these benefits are desired and how elaborate or simple are the demands of the public, of course, determine the tax rate. At each Town Meeting the voters determine the amount of money the Town shall spend. These votes are the basis for the tax rate. Of course the citizens must depend on their elected and appointed officers for guidance. From intimate knowl- edge of the facts, the Selectmen wish to assure the citizens of Reading that the various Town boards give careful study to the importance and need for any request for tax money. The various boards and officers of the Town should be and do expect to justify the call for the expenditure of money for any project. It is our opinion that the various boards and officers of the Town have and are doing a thorough and faithful job in setting before the townspeople what they think are the essential needs for conducting the Town affairs in a proper manner.
The year 1960 saw not only the usual in Reading, and what may be considered as the normal, but also the unusual as seen in various projects undertaken.
Through the purchase of the railroad station from the Boston and Maine, Reading has gone into the real estate business to some extent. The Selectmen are in the main against the Town's becoming a landlord. However, the purchase of the railroad station and surrounding property was necessary to protect the interests of the Town and especially the commuters. The purchase of the station and adjoining land was rela- tively inexpensive, but the negotiations for the purchase were involved and long drawn out. Through the maze of court and D.P.U. negotia-
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tions, the Selectmen were guided by the wise and efficient advice of the recently retired Town Counsel, Mr. Carl Amon, and his able suc- cessor, the present Town Counsel, Mr. J. Warren Killam, Jr. This is one unusual project with which the Town will not again be faced.
As this is being written, the Selectmen were notified that the new pumper for the Fire Department was on its way to Reading. When this piece of fire apparatus becomes a working part of our protection system, the Town will be well protected from serious destruction by fire.
Another unusual development this year was the creation by Town Meeting vote of the new Conservation Commission. In brief, the object of this Commission is the preservation of the natural resources of the community, streams, wild life, beauty spots, trees and other natural endowments. Efficient work by this Commission should make the Town more attractive and a better place to live. The Commission will need money to operate. However, any money spent by the Commission will be under the State's matching fund program.
The new police call system and switch board at the Police Station has been put into operation by the New England Telephone and Tele- graph Company. This system adds to the safety of the Town and is far superior to the old discarded system which was so frequently in- operative.
The Selectmen learn from the Building Inspector's office that there has been a decrease of 31.5% in home building in 1960 over 1959 and 8.3% decrease over 1958. What this means in terms of growth is prob- lematical. It may mean that Reading is reaching the saturation point in home building for some time to come. There are undoubtedly other reasons for this slow-down. There were a total of 100 building permits for dwellings granted in 1960. There were 4868 homes in Reading on January 1, 1960.
The Town Building, Police and Fire Stations, as well as the Com- munity Center, are now in good condition inside and out. No large expenditures are noted for the immediate future.
In a recent New York Times article, Nathan M. Pusey, President of Harvard College was quoted as saying,
"Government to be effective demands an understanding, coop- erative relationship among men of various educational back- grounds and experience to mount a constructive unified attack on the policy and administrative problems which the special- ists and the general administrator and politician are together called to solve."
Two years ago, 1959, the Board of Selectmen had a similar thought which was stated as follows:
"This past year the Selectmen have tried to coordinate the efforts of the various boards and departments in a manner that will benefit the Town by giving maximum results at minimum expense. This attempt at coordination has taken the form of
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probing discussions between the various board chairmen to familiarize the chairmen of the plans and objectives of the other boards. The Finance Committee, which is always present at these conferences, is thus able to gain a comprehensive view of the things ahead. Thus more expeditious and effective results can be obtained."
The Selectmen have had limited success with this venture. They feel that the philosophy indicated should be further explored and the idea more strongly implemented. Would it be a good idea to have more solid and comprehensive meetings of the heads of various boards at more frequent intervals? The Selectmen think it would be. It might even be a good idea to have an early fall report to the towns- people outlining at least the major problems ahead, so that at the Annual Meeting the voters will have had time for a more thorough look at these problems of operating their Town.
Respectfully submitted,
RUDOLF SUSSMANN
Secretary
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TOWN OF READING LIST OF JURORS FOR 1960-1961 Prepared by the Board of Selectmen
Name Business or Occupation
Residence
Adams, Russell H., Photographer
Austin, Richard H., Prod. Man.
Aylward, Barbara E., Manager
Baer, Maurice E., Chemist
Ballou, Robert L., Truck Driver Barber, Dana H., Mechanical Engineer Barstow, Merton C., Accountant Bates, H. Nelson, Painter
Beaman, Stanley H., Executive
Beaman, Warren, Restaurant Manager
Beeman, Douglass C., Type Mechanic
Biette, Robert N., Claim Adjuster
Blood, Phyllis L., Bank Clerk
Blowney, John S., Mech. Engineer
12 Hampshire Rd. 77 Howard St. 23 Nelson Ave. 206 Woburn St. 13 Tennyson Rd. 111 High St. 4 Glenmere Circle 55 Hillcrest Rd. 14 Parkman Rd. 23 Middlesex Ave. 24 Puritan Rd.
Bowes, Arthur T., Inspector Bowker, Frederick M., Lineman Brindley, William E., Engineer Brown, Elizabeth M., Clerk
23 Tennyson Rd. 174 Ash St. 1124 Main St. 309 Haven St. 76 Pearl St.
Brown, Ernest E., Banker, Branch Manager
Brown, Laurence G., Inspector
Brunswick, William A., Jr., Warehouse Manager
Burpee, William E., Engineer 178 Wakefield St.
Butcher, Steven, Jr., Electronic Engineer
Butler, Cyril H., Construction Analyst
Campbell, Allison L., Purch. Agent
67 Sanborn Lane 28 Fairview Ave. 175 Forest St. 544 Pearl St.
Canfield, Lloyd J., Bank Trader Catanzano, Anthony, Supervisor Chadwick, Barbara, Retired Chetwynde, Kenneth E., Bus Operator
67 Whittier Rd. 9 Ridge Rd. 4 Brook St.
Chick, Frederick P., Sales Engineer
43 Tennyson Rd. 4 Perkins Ave.
Cogger, Muriel A., Housewife
23 Meadow Brook Lane
Coggin, Frank S., Clerk Converse, Herbert W., Accountant
1 Coolidge Rd. 18 Wells Rd.
Crawford, Albert E., Repairman
Crimmings, Crandall B., Truck Driver
Crooker, John H., Ins. Supervisor
Dickerman, John, Telephone Engineer
16 Puritan Rd. 869 Main St. 36 Susan Drive 77 Arcadia Rd. 26 Echo Ave.
DiNapoli, Donald E., Analyst Donnelly, James L., Civil Engineer Doucette, John E., Rubber Worker
35 Mt. Vernon St. 77 High St. 129 High St.
Duffy, James W., Maint. Mech.
Duffy, Walter J., Civil Engineer
Early, Walter M., Transp. Analyst
Engel, Robert E., Car Dealer
16 Tennyson Rd. 18 Whittier Rd. 37 Dana Rd.
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49 Bear Hill Rd. 10 Whittier Rd. 20 Susan Drive 185 Prescott St. 8 Elliott St.
Bothe, Albert, Project Technician Bowen, Rena N., Housewife
143 Wakefield St. 51 Whitter Rd.
Clinch, Robert G., Insurance Broker
Erickson, Ralph V., Merchant Foley, Joseph M., Metal Spinner Fowler, Gladys A., Telephone Operator Fowlow, Edwin W., Salesman Gage, Allan B., Technician Gallant, Ernest E., Bank Official Gilbert, John E., Insurance Agent Gillis, M. Louise, Electronic Inspector Gleason, Clement T., Bank Teller Glidden, Lloyd S., Jr., Treasurer Godfrey, Clarence A., Organ Pipe Maker Godfrey, Lillian G., Housewife
Goldsmith, A. Alden, Insurance Broker Gromyko, Alphonse B., Estimator
9 Longview Rd. 6 Whittier Rd.
Haley, Maurice L., Investigator
5 John St. 402 Lowell St.
Haskins, George A., Civil Engineer
Hermann, George V., Asst. General Foreman
73 Longfellow Rd.
Hitchcock, Donald B., Bank Examiner 155 Van Norden Rd. Hogan, Roy W., Salesman 65 Lowell St. Holtsberg, Alfred B., Welder 62 Charles St. 84 Green St.
Houle, Leo J., Industrial Painter
Hutchins, Priscilla A., Housewife
Ingalls, Walter F., Bookkeeper
Ireland, E. Wendell, Planning Engineer
Jackson, Edward K., Chief Underwriter
Jean, Albert J., Lather
Jefferson, M. Tennyson, Retired
Johnson, Grace C., Housewife
Jones, Harold L., Asst. Mgr.
Jones, Robert D., Service Station Attendant
Keenan, Frank W., Superintendent
Kehoe, M. Parker, Carpenter
Keith, John R., Machinist
9 Bear Hill Rd. 36 Tennyson Rd. 32 Virginia Rd.
Kevorkian, Edwin A., Dealer
Kilgore, Harold D., Jr., Sanitary and Civil Eng. 182 Franklin St. Killam, Gregory A., Compositor
30 Harrison St. 271 Summer Ave. 1101 Main St. 13 Brook St.
King, Alta P., Housewife King, Amelia, Housewife Knight, Lesley H., Operator Krekorian, Kay K., Civil Engineer
39 Longfellow Rd.
Kurkjian, Maksoud D., Salesman
Langley, Gilbert E., Collection Manager
6 Cherry Lane Drive 31 Whittier Rd. 1312 Main St. 59 Howard St. 52 Bear Hill Rd.
Lester, Marion A., Home Maker Livingston, Kenneth J., Buyer Look, Sidney L., Civil Eng. Lothrop, Ruth S., Housewife Lyle, Robert P., Financial Secretary Lynn, Arthur J., Machine Des. Lyons, Donald W., Purchasing Agent Mackinnon, William D., Banker MacLeish, William T., Chemist
13 Longfellow Rd. 364 Lowell St. 320 Haven St. 101 Wakefield St. 11 Hunt St. 58 Bear Hill Rd.
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942 Main St. 34 Hancock St. 22 Beech St. 34 Woodland St. 15 Mineral St. 48 Hanscom Ave. 13 Parkman Rd. 57 Mt. Vernon St. 53 Prescott St. 21 Dana Rd. 23 Harrison St. 32 Scotland Rd.
175 Prescott St. 345 Pearl St. 11 Marla Lane 12 County Rd. 4 Cold Spring Rd. 175 Lowell St. 22 Orchard Park Drive 348 South St.
24 Charles St. 102 Eaton St.
Macleod, Lawrence S., Cabinetmaker MacMillan, Ruth E., Housewife Macomber, Willias H., Office Manager Martin, David J., Electronic Technician McCarron, Robert A., Cost Accountant McCully, Melvin A., Safety Engineer McEnroe, Helen L., Hostess McKenna, William F., Electrician
McNaney, Albert J., Electronic Engineer
McNelly, Leonard R., Insurance Agent Meier, Louis T., Enameler Meikle, M. Russell, Secretary Montgomery, Edwin S., Machinist
Moody, Harold M., Bridge Crane Oper.
Morand, Marjorie, Bank Clerk
Mullaney, Arthur J., Const. Estimator
Mullen, Daniel J., Jr., Auditor
Mullen, Francis A., Maintenance
Nowell, Frances A., Housewife O'Hare, Ethel, Stitcher
Oldmixon, Chester E., Draftsman & Designer Parker, Robert S., Federal Tax Supervisor
Parsons, Roy L., Jr., Elect. Engineer Patriquin, Carleton W., Prof. Photographer
Perry, Eliot K., Taxi Cab Operator
Peters, Frederick D., Newspaper Artist Peterson, Ruth E., Real Estate Petley, Sheridan, Retired Powers, Ann A., Housewife Prime, Winfield S., Auto Appraiser
1056 Main St.
Raker, Philip A., Salesman
Rando, John, Furniture Finisher
Riccio, Joseph C., Salesman
Riley, Charles F., Personnel Manager
Roukes, Warren H., Salesman
Roy, Charles J., Steel Worker Russo, John N., Foreman Ryland, Stratford, J. M., Machinist Helper Scheiner, Herbert L., Insurance Director Scott, Daniel J., Jr., Engineer
17 Willard Rd. 78 Whittier Rd. 868 Main St. 10 Belmont St. 31 Avon St. 8 Ide St.
Shaw, William A., Lithograph Artist
Shepherd, Paul P., Engineer
97 Wakefield St. 16 Scout Hill Ave. 19 Tennyson Rd. 115 Prescott St.
Simone, Peter F., Mechinical Engineer
10 Hartshorn St. 98 Lowell St.
Skoglund, Eskil R., Trust Clerk Sollows, J. Ronald, Bank Insp. Stark, Harry E., Real Estate Salesman Steward, Roger A., Master Mariner Stowell, Richard A., Accountant
30 Forest Glen Rd. 48 Dana Rd. 1090 Main St.
Svenson, Eric H., Florist Swain, Laurence E., Masonry Contractor 33 Meadow Brook Lane Syer, William A., Carpenter 51 Brook St.
42 Bay State Rd. 25 Puritan Rd. 29 Highland St. 30 Belmont St. 4 Palmer Hill Ave. 113 Wakefield St. 12 Spruce Rd. 13 Boswell Rd. 7 Spruce Rd. 12 Susan Drive 33 Belmont St. 141 Grove St. 208 Ash St. 207 Grove St. 259 Ash St. 15 Belmont St. 28 California Rd. 352 Charles St. 33 Virginia Rd. 1008 Main St. 71 Whittier Rd. 22 Mt. Vernon St. 13 Forest St. 13 MacIntosh Rd. 75 Locust St. 7 Edwin St.
21 Bear Hill Rd. 7 Harrison St. 861 Main St. 52 Tennyson Rd. 25 Susan Drive 26 Virginia Rd. 85 Hancock St.
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Symonds, Elizabeth, Housewife
Talbot, Melvin W., Pre-inspection Deburrer
Tanner, Mary C., X-Ray Technician
Taylor, Catherine G., Secretary
334 Main St.
Turner, Clifton H., Accountant
16 Eaton St.
1 Wells Rd.
Upham, George, Quality Control Engineer Vaughn, Marilyn, Clerk
Villella, Bruno R., Garment Cutter
Vinci, Remo G., Supervisor
von Fritzinger, Kermit R., Sales Manager
Walden, George F., Compounder
Watson, John, Engraver Weldon, John P., Salesman
Wetzell, Milton F., Jeweler
White, Adrian R., Motor Operator
White, Chester L., Color Man
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